I made a portable AI memory format that transfers both context and skill
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| Last month I created a portable memory format as a .txt file as a small project. I named it as: Memory Journal, in a shape of a skill card. It's essentially a large prompt wrapped in a text file. Initial testing went better than I have expected, then did more tests and improved it in a course of a month, Because it was interesting to work on. It's meant to be general purpose, it can handle both casual and technical sessions, even though it can bend a bit. I found the it kinda cool so I decided to share it here. It's not perfect by any means but it works. The philosopy behind was simple "If an AI knows the context, it can describe how it created something too". In addition to context it has ability to be reproducible, it can transfer skill, transfer mistakes. along with proven, unproven and disproven facts. Journal mostly gives free reign to the writer (AI) and stays kinda neutral. Journal has been split into A/B/C sections, that serve differen purposes. [Capabilities]:
[Usage]:
[Note]: [Memory Journal format itself and outputs of it is down below]: Memory journal format itself: Memory Journal S4 - Pastebin.com XML converter reproduction journal: XML Converter S3 - Pastebin.com [link] [comments] |
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